[ATTW-L] open source resources for intro to tech comm
Crane, Kate
kcrane4 at ewu.edu
Tue Jan 21 18:36:56 UTC 2020
Hi Alison,
I'm using open-tc<https://softchalkcloud.com/lesson/serve/PySpCEBQodADFZ/html> for the first time this term as my main TCOM text. I am also supplementing with articles from the Writing Commons<https://writingcommons.org/>--there are several great topics that work well for TCOM such as genre, collaboration, rhetoric, etc.
Best,
Kate
Dr. Kate Crane
Assistant Professor
M.A. English in Rhetoric and Technical Communication Director
Department of English
Eastern Washington University
Patterson Hall 211N
(509) 359-6542
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Hi all,
I was wondering if anybody could share what types of open source resources they use for a 200-level tech comm course. I'm trying to move away from expensive textbooks. What do folks use? I know there is a ton of stuff on medium, etc. by practitioners but was wondering if there is anything else out there I'm missing. I would be very grateful if anybody would send me their sans textbook syllabus.
Thank you so much,
Alison
--
Alison Cardinal, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Writing Studies
Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences
she/her pronouns
University of Washington, Tacoma,
Box 358436, 1900 Commerce St.
Tacoma, WA 98402
Contact: acardin at uw.edu<mailto:acardin at uw.edu>
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